The Signal, 1894-10-25, Page 6T I SIGNAL': GODZRICH, ONT'. THURSDAP !OCT. !s. lift.
EDITOR BUCHANAN'S DEATH
Meewaed is Dialer ower Waite taeterer
1.g Prem elleekt.w rear.
HAMILTOn, Oct. it- While returuing
groat the Rockam tett ou Wednesday
sight .1 l: Buchman, city editor of the
ilatallt.e Times, awl a well known and
popular vitiate, was drowned in the Hum
da. canal. He left Ri.cktoa with Mr
Gi dluer. editor of the Timm, taking a
roast that runs along the canal in am.take
fur the main thoroughfare. They soon
dlarovered their mistake and in turning
the rig ones& to reuse* their carp., the
twiggy slipped off the nes! into the water,
throwing hot Ii turn ,cut Mr. Garliuer
awaen ashore but to the ,iarkne'.. could
and no trace ,.f hi.. coumpeouon He at
once went for assistance. and in a few
lotion. the hely of the drowned man was
rentor a 'el i
(:rent sort .,w is felt hereat the rad event,
Mr Buchanan tiring connected with news-
paper work in this city for many years
anti having many friend.. lie was for
needy on the Spectator ataff.
m- --'s Eliot reit.
HAM1Lrir, Get. it At the maim. court
before Jti.lge Falc,om►wtlge the 'Owl suit
of Heaton vac Brierley was concluded yes-
terday This cater of it aeries of suits
brought by Mrs. Elizabeth Beaten. of
Flmr•ingtou, agalu-t several twerapmpr.
for publishing sn artit le taken from the
New York World in Auyntat. Pact. regard-
ing
'egartiIng the my'.teriMui. disappearance of a
wealthy gentleman Wined Cicero Harri-
men Cane. who we- list overboard from
the old Dominion Lime steamer Guyana
dcdte on a voyage from mouth ('arolioa to
New York. Mr Brierley defended himself
cwt made an eloquent defence. The judge
charged strongly is favor of defendant.
After luring out % eun.idrrwhle time the
jury returned verdict of SI and crista fur
plaigtiff_. le is un,lerahsal the verdict was
a c,tupromiug one, seven of the jurors
being strongly in favor of a verdict for
defence.
Terrill.. Bale er leewfe.adlaad,
ST .}oiH.a, Nfld.. Oct 11.- St. Pierre.
the Vrench colony on the south coast of
Ifewfoundland, was visited by a terrible
gab' which caused the hew of at least to
live, and u npredecenteal damage to ship-
ping
ping.\ More than Si Testi. anchored in
the loured error :driven ashore and
been were dear royeil. Their crews
ly by the memo chance. A
than leen French' fishing Tea -
veil at St Pierre within a
tag Iwen compelled gilled to make
nee of damage nuataitied
he Sundry before last.
oily on the hieiiktL . All
outs
losses.
are believed t
Mont
meowed
Beet of rut
aria had a
few days, ha
port in conacgi
to the gale on
which raged furl,
Tearwla reported
skips are missing an
foundered with :Wylie
Alma Veneta tiallty.
CYRRXWALL. tint.. Oct. t. -The trial of
Merles Grego for the murder of Petrick
('uwgr,ve on the night 'of Tteptenihwr
Was coot -bided I.tst night. w n the jury
brought in a '.relict of "not guilty." and
the pr.plr of Cornwall were not tanner to
bear the horrible death sentence pro
uouned on the pri..mer. The room wa,
literally pecked to the tit so. anal which the
jury flied out it deathly %ulenee prevailed
When the verdict ..f "nod guilty" was
rendered• the pri..mer was le■•tnred ani
finally diachen/oil. lie thanked the judge
and going over to hi. lawyer. Mr. Mac-
Lennan. Amok his hand warmly and the
court adjourned.
TRAGEDY IN PARKDALL
■ ystertewe ea.wties of trrook We etween--
The lagaees.
ToNO'To, Oct. a.--Aten/ed* annealed
by circumstance+ of an uu
timed character was emoted on
n ight at the modems, on Jamiosim avenue,
Parkilale, of our of the moat prumtlteot
t•itiarne of the West I' ud, Mr B. West
wood, whereby his atm Fronk. aged 1W re
.-rived probably fatal injuries.
About II o'clock on Saturday night
while Mrs West wood and Frank were sit-
ting In the parlor their saute a sudden
ring at the door tell. awl tnuar.iwtely of
terwarela Mr.. Westwood was startled by
geeing the face of a man peering through
the window
Frank at once ren and went to answer
the summon.. He hail no aootwr opened
the door than a pistol .Mit rang out cwt the
night air, startling the already frightened
mother and noising the entire household.
Mrs. Went wood run to the door, Mit for
a moment could not see her son or anion
el...- for the smoke front the powder.
When it cleared away .he saw the form of
her eon lying prom in the floor with hi.
life -blood noising from a wound in his side.
All kiwis of rumors are In circulation,
hut mystery though the tragedy is to the
family and the aorl.l. the would -Ie mur-
derer is known to his victim, who per-
tivacioudy refuses to divulge his name.
A salting Incident or jealousy is said to
lie at the iattont .d his reticence
Thno%Tu, Oct. It. -Frank West wood
died at six o'clock tt'rdie.biy morning.
Around his iwslnide were gathered his
Tither, mother dal two bndbere. All
night lung au anxious watch was kept in
the silent chamber. for the physiclanahad
intimated that in their opinion the n.for-
Hinate lad would nut live through the
night. Hb. youth and vitality held out for
boons/against approaching death.
Tuitovr•. Oct. ia. - -Thr curtain was rung
up on another act in Parkdale'. tragic
drama last evening when the inquest Into
the cause of the death of Frank B. West-
wool1 was opened at No it police station.
The witIMs+.re Were mtunrrou., and
among therm were several turutbers of the
Westw/mei family and a uwuber id pro-
minent
reminent Parkdeliatis.
Dr. Griffin wan- first sworn He had
nothing of uliportant-.• to tell. except that
Frank Weetwisel hal called upon him
Alstoit AA:, :;atlirbtt' ••vetlug ani secured a
prescription for a slight kidney tn.nble.
After the shooting the victim had told him
that he did not know who shod him. He
knew deceased intimately int had not the
slightest knowledge of anything which
might account for the shooting in any way.
Mr tt'estwiad, father of the murirrd
boy, had practically nothing new to tell.
his endetirr being in ole94 aptioet the
same an already pultIkti al.
Polis• t.ergt Hirt of No. ff. and other
officer• ,race rt.i'lru.,-. which. however.
%bowed nothing 'mire uinIstrt:oit than the
fact that the polite protection was tot:clly
inadequate. there lacing only two police-
men ...nth of (urea street and west of
St turban &Vella,
Mr.. Hite. of I: Starr avenue. repeated
A IMItltll billIMMIPIr O&M WNW 1111
be wasted. lea gaahas tegsiber the
en be .t broad that meemistar and s11&
thecal ter peddler. sakes, 111110.11.
Eike serapes all the &Nigh hem the sides of
sod bitterm et the pan h wawa bread bad
bake m salted, se that net tie smaJlsst pr -
nob Y warted. tins deo net serve the
ee.p with fat fieatiar ever the
taeesalps oee.-
tspbelt
tea rem/vim
Pieces el ..eked .tat ere edteem He aro, skims the fat her
MuY
ire hash. or.aleeetea, eta. The vewe�'
w net oft ta writ sad sped, bat are wok
ed while they are fresh sad crisps The
tie
careful hoseekesper' has limed
mit eeoret of making app•ttang dainties wit of
lett-ever& Those dobbin are sever placed
eposthe table a pop' spotless rd style,
iath- Tb.
be arras/tatforks,
p tem, mai glassware alas tativee, Ioxks, pia
m-
osses the "Magic touch" that easaot tail to
make the plainest table bright mad attract-
ive. la this boushotd dishcloths w kept
ss cissa that rats are not aoxsotd by the
der. Neatly made holders are used in the
kitchen and they are always tousd where
tbsy can be found when seeded. The oatN-
ful housekeeper forgets to remove
soap from the water she hes been umng,
sad when smell pieces accumulate she adds
water and "boots them down," oathus
h s
keeps on band a supply soap
is excellent for cleaning sinks, hitches
floors, etc. Scrubb.ug brushes are net al-
lowed to become mouldy and lose their
bristles, but are carefully washed in cisme
water and hung up in the sun to dry.
stave is kept clean and the tire regulated -se
that there is so possibility of the store be-
teg burnt out or cracked by needless ire.
The best knives and spoons are never used
le the kitchen and the steast.,l�sin which
food te cooked are alwaysscreape,1 .secch meal red
ed
sad thoughly waskd The carefulan
p aced where they belong.
housekeeper is tidy and methodical. un-
happmess and discontent are unknewa in
her hobsehold, her husband and children
are healthy and happy. die confideatly
anticipates a serene old age of comfort and
plenty, cad doss with 'seething to fear end
little to regret.
teeeelt ef reolieg Web a eiaa.
HuAftrroc, Out . Oct. 11. -Herb Joyce. a
boy about 1$ employed in the Banner Mote.
shut his brother Will. a lad a year or 'two
younger, wttb a shot gun. The whole
charge struck the boy /alumni in the face
at not more than twenty foot range. and
the only wonder is that he wits not in -
at not ly kill.+& He was taken to Tor oto
hospital. It appears the youths were alone
when Will playfully told hi.. brother to
point the gun at I and sae if it was
loaded. which was thaw. and H,rttert found
to hi. sorrow it wit. loaded and he is now
alna.e.t wild with grief at his rash act.
Railway A.eide.l 1. Quaker.
({['Eerie . ( tet 11.-A railway accident
` pr eel on the Q.. Ii. and C. railway ye,.
_Imlay It wa. called by a niniale of cows
running eons s the construction train.
Six men were thrown off the platform and
the train was derailed. This occurred lte-
t ween (i rand Ili vieteanal l'apeT,ourmente.
George lh•st.iru ant Iotis ',tawny(' were
killed instantly. Your men were seriona-
Iy injured. One of them named inns ert
had his left leg cut off and his left arm
"Mow ,. .red. He will die. The others
-+urlw and
I.eeiveo� more or leu i)cwtuy ..-,.
one or two are In • critical condition.
ley --
Trade is the D.mlales.
MoltTltIAL. Oct. 13. -Trade le fry sc
tire throughout thin Dominion. though a
slackening in &maid is noted front itch
tember activity. Groceries are in better
demand here and the export apple trade is
very large here and at Halifax. Profitable
reform, are hoped for. Mild weather in
the Maritime Prov i nee* checks the demand
fir heavy goods Bank clearings at Ham-
ilton. Toronto. Montreal and Halifax ag-
gregate 11140, 1Al,(PPt, a decrease of a.(at per
cent. from last week, butt an income. of 5
per cent. over last year There were 37
failures report.eri from the Dominion of
Canada thin week, compared with 10 last
week, :Q a year ago. and es two years ago.
In-uh.tanr, the .tory she hail prw'iou-ly
given to the pre.. . a queer feet which
she stated was that the first shoo Syn very
ut/p li the l..ndrr of the two
Mn I of Jamieson avenue, repeated
the 0 .ry she had lireviou.ly told of a
coming twin who ha•l preceded her down
at .fret alaent II o'clock on the night
o h, .h,..tinn He wore a fawn overcoat
anti a derby hat. wag of medium height.
hal tierk hittr :and airflow complexion and
y .haven facer She raw this man
grounds of Lakeside Hall -sof
as primitive. Her young win
of shot a few minutes Later,
. She was positive it was
t wood who entered the
.ill.aa
enter th
t lis. •he
hear., a pi
but .he diad n
u .t Frank -t
gate.
The evidence of Nies Cant' wag In acme
r -.pas hs contradict. • of her mi*her'ss, toot
.till the Crown attic: some importance
to the latter's story
shortly before midnig
adjourned until Monday
"The Hulag at ttagites."
K r s o. car iv, Oct. 13. -At the investigation
held at the Royal Military College into the
alleged hating of Cadet Plummer, his
father moved two aepaente charges against
wee Rennet, said to he the leader of theme
guilty of practices. which at the first sits
ting were no far proven that the) were ae-
,ep teal by the authoritie�es as a full just -
Station for young Pllmnmmer's ►tuteeo
without leave. He is now at home oa
(rave, pending the completion of his fors I wwtrho.l the train. Hr is a middle
(Recharge, echarge, for which his father hili 1 tend violI aged awn of good build rind Tows a long
applied. - - I (deck beard reaching t.. hi. waist Noone
Probably es Aeritdeat. knows where he sleeps anal the people in
CHARt.OTTETuws. 1' E. I., Oct. 11 - the neighls.rlesrt are even more perplexed
Robert tonne. aged ::i, a farmer on St. to know what he lives upon, for he never
Prem'. red, went duck *hording yeater- asks wnynae• for food.
flay and a few hour. after his hotly was
foetid on shore at Font River. near Falcon- j Newr Midge Over pm Trent.
wood asylum. shot Ihn,ngh the heart, the Tuveroe. (Mt., (let 19. -The new steel
gun lying by hi. aide Nothing farther la bridge known a. (.onbwt's bridge. moons
known regarding the acr•iclent lVeased the river Trent. about a tulle north of the
was married only a few months ago town limits., ham lien inspected ley Warden
Farley anti the county bridge committee
■estreat Pollee lasemetgwuewa and accepted from Mr Robert Weddell,
Illooeweitt, Oct itt.-The city council the contractor It is a magnificent termc-
reaterelay intended the power. of the prise Imre and was finished fifteen days ahead
nvestigation en as to enable it to hold an •,f the tines Called for The bridge I. a
•nreatigaalclo Into the gement working* of .,,,,lit to the Cenaty of Hastings and to the
.he forme, Some interesting develop- noble river It spews.
wents are expected when the committee
)sr.measta be beer evidence. Twelve Tears fee Itrekaga
Mao at/lel, PRFAQry i'it.t. Me . (1i -t 1I The Bfe.
m
• ea -r St__a w Ir* hotly of Wm Tran. cf St George,
pit•►►Alas, Wet. I8. -Michael Montague, N It , wits fonn.i ..n the track six mike
who we° frwwMely a rratdent of KIngatam. .math of hen• His h...1 was completely
).t , was blown front the top of o ear of severed front the 1..ly and ' pe*etated •
cotter yena.eday. falling on his head Iha horrible night How the accident .ecmre d
anti was frastnrsrl and ha died la a few M not known, trap particulars qday be
w Mite
slintefamily at peewit lives in womb, nut M the invalid today.
Ma My.
the inquest was
vetting.
l.irseeu Peso A
ea.
oyiti ot'ot Pt..g'E. Ont.. Oct, 13. -The
Faetero Press Asaiu ieticn met here and
although not very largely attended the
meeting was a very pleasant and profitable
one. There were two .each ns, morning
and afternoon, the sitting* bring held in
the ball over the Central ('aDattlan ornex•
It was decided to reduce the limits of the
ataocbation to that formerlyrovenal by the
Ottawa Valley Prem. Asnociatie'u and to
adopt the old name. The officer. elected
were: President. W. .1. A. Macdonald.
RAM'S HORILETS.
The more yen love yourself the less you
will be loved by others.
The one who has suffered has • key that
,an unlock many hearts.
It is much better to love Nome People
than to agree with them.
Bthousneee and liver complaint, headache
etc., are cured by Burdock folie. Im
'it ben the devil can't get to church him -
'elf be always seeds • hypocrite.
Put a pig in the parlor and it would im-
mediately begin to look for mud.
trod never asks anybody to bear more
thss one load of trouble at • time,
The man ache is cheated as that mach
better oil than the man who cheats.
The only safe foundation upon which to
Mold for eternity to faith is tied.
The hardest thing the devil ever tried to
do was to starve • good man to death.
Christ's rest is beat enjoyed by those who
are trying to gave rest to eomebody else.
The Ruble teaches that the way we teach
the poor u the teat of our loyalty to Christ.
Many a man has become • lever of the
bible by hearing some uhdel talk against
it.
liagyard's Pectoral Balsam cures coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles- Im
( o believe one s self more cunning than
others is • mistake. The fox is more cun-
ning than an tees . but there are more fox
skies in • furrier's store than am skins.
We know whereof we •hires when we
state that Ayer's Palls, taken promptly, at
the int symptoms of colds and fevers, at'
rest further progress of these disorders, and
speedily restore the etomwch, layer
and bowels to their normal and re/dor
action.
"Wbcn I was a Coy,"
Writes Peiattuaetr•r J. C. Wonlaox,
Forest Hill. W. Va.. "I hail a bron-
chial trouble of such a Is'--i'teut
and stubborn character, Out tie
d,ie for pronounced it lin'"iraiele wild
Ordinary moilklnea, and awlvietd
me to try Ayer'. Cherry Pectoral
I slid so, and one bottle cured me.
For the last fifteen years. I have
used this preparation with gtwd
effect Whenever I take
A Bad Cold,
and I know of uun:la-r+ of people
litho keep it in the I s, :ail Cie time.
S ot cions dt'rillg it safe to be with -
omit IL" .. __.. _..
" 1 have been mien Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral in my family for )vera, with
the most satisfactory tomato, and can
e1. •erfully re.oninwnd it as being epe-
cial:y adapted to all pn'm.,t..try corn.
1•:.tiut11. I l iv'. for nc rev ). ars, mads
r .1 lino nary and other me. i..: tars a special
s! rdy, and t Love core t. • t' a conclusion
Rat Alert Caere' Prrt,.r,; .occupies a
yc.•it..mn'pM,taln. it . Medi-
'r.ee. of Co clams ."-t" a.1 Davenport,
1),,:•.-r, N. J.
Ayer'. Cherry Pectoral
Pr. p,rei by Dr. J. c.Ayer 1. NI vs.
Prompt to act, Suretei cure
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retro tell Is‘ aaecaret y VI Whe �ttatYday
yr osiers tante
edit ion will contain t he ne�wslt_ ov utrcnl re
of
regular weekly payer
ers
will .ad this quile as advantage.tt mi the
moat teatures are Talmage market
Iller,s, •ed vial ,roamrnhs ou waited a to
sad we owl.- s *pro.: Statute of a long lair al
meet of an intereettng serial story by Wadies
authors.
$1.00 ;o 1st Jung, 1896.
To Wee sutra-ober* we etre t:.e balance of
I1a1.and until i•tTRY January
*taaaforOiieDollar.
ITLiberal romwia.lOe w Agentts
stet rlol&
Apns
es wasted to en usrrorr
nor tet me and far William address
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THE RETIRED BURGLAR.
Seared away by Mesh for neap Seem the
Seem Across the Mall.
"After • good deal of trouble," said the
retired burvlar, "I had worked my way in-
to the cellar of a house up the river,aad had
got up into the dining room. There wasn't
much of anything there; in fact it was •
disappointment -stuff all plated except •
few spoons -and I went on up I struck in
to • room on thereat floor that had • table
in the middle of it and some chairs arouLd
it: looked as though ;somebody'& been hav-
ing • little game of draw 'flier. was a
bed over is the left-hand corner with no
body is it: and straight arrow on the other
side of the nom, with the table between me
sad it, was • bureau.
"I turned es my light long esongi. to
Douce all these things, and I thought i hal
'em photographed on my mini: but aches I
wee going past the table on the way over to
the bureau. I shaved it a little too close and
kicked one of the chain: not mach, just a
little hit of a kick, ;in feet, but the next
minute i heard somebody in the room ever
oath* other side of the hall door, right op
poeits the door of the room i was in, hel!er-
ta 'Fire' murder' mar -der' Jim' Jac.'
John' thieves' Mailers! rebbers' mar -der'.
and then he began to swear. I thought 1'd
heard people swear: I swear myself, some-
times, but I knew when I heard this man
that I'd never heard anybody swear be-
fore.
"I knew he must have been • tough old
chap 'not afraid of any Mies, taking his
time about getting aronad, sitting up in bed
now and hollerin' bloody murder and yell-
ing for the help, and getting ready to come
and eat me up when he got ready. It would-
n't have surprised ma • bit to see him push
• getting run through his door and open on
me with it; but 1 didn't wait.
"I went past the house the next day,and
whoa I was going past the front yard i
heard the same old man yellin' 'Fire' mur-
der" and the whole business Prem end to
and. The old villain was hangin' up in • big
cage on the ver .da, • parrot, yea wider --
stead. I would have liked very much to
wring its seek."
Lee as Take Time.
Let us take time for • good-bye km.
We shall go to the day's work with •
sweeter spirit for it.
Let us take tune for the eyeoiog prayer.
Our sleep will be more restful if we have
claimed the guardianship of (:ode
Let us tale time to speak sweet foolish
words to those we love. By and by, when
they can so logger hear us, our toolisi•
Desi will seem more wise than the beet
wisdom.
Let us take time to read our Bible. Its
treasures will last woo n we shall have msa-
Arnprlor, Chani5le: 1st Vice-Presiclent, d W pare for the war of political parties,
W. H. Allen, l'arletoa Place Herald ; Sed- 1 mo tee rise and fall of stocks, or the petty
rotary -Treasurer. James Mastee&. •townie
l3asi4te , lrxecutla'e ! ;,mmittee, G. F. Me-
lilla'''.7.‘...eati Heeled. Smith's Falls; tv
W. Cliff, Carleton l'lace Central Cana-
lian ; W. H. Bone, Pembroke Standard
W. K. Smallfleld. Renfrew Mercury : W
T. Walker. Perth ('ourier. The following
were elected honorary members: J ('
.Jamieson, Belleville ; .1. Pollard. Napanee,
T. Shannon. Kingston : T Southworth,
Brockville: H. lane. Winchester. The
date fixed for the &ext sleeting is the
second Friday In .lune, light, at Carleton
Place.
The Wild Maas Aylmer.
OTTAWA, Oct 1•S. --Aylmer has a wild
man, who, if he floe% not. reside within the
limits of the t.Arnt, livee In witch close
proximity ea to make the residents' uneasy.
No one know% who or what he is. He is
only known as a wild man and everybody
le frightened of hint Hies headquarters
are on the farm of the late John Newman,
alsout a mile and a half above the town.
Ever) nu.rning for about two weeks past
sac the Pontiac anti Pacific ,function rail
way train has tweeted through the farm on
Its way cityw-ard the wild man has made
an appearan.e in a field at the side of the
railway track, stark naked. Ile Me not
threatened to do harm, but merely mood
happentags of the day.
Let us take time to be pleasant. Ths
small courtesies which we we often Mit be-
mire they are small, :will trams day look
larger to us than the wealth which we hays
coveted, or the fame Our which we have
struggled.
Let us Wks time to get acquainted with
our families. The wealth you are accumulat-
ing, burdened father, may be • doubtful
Mewing to • sea who is a stranger to you.
Your beautifully kept house, busy mother,
can never be a home to the daughter whom
you do not take time to caress.
Let us take tune to get acquainted with
Christ. The hour is oaniai swiftly for as
all, when oto touch of His hand in the
darkness will mean more than all that is
written in the day -book and ledger, or in
the records of our little *octal world.
Since we all most take time to die, why
should we not take time to live to live is
the large sense of a life begun here for eter-
nity.
Woolly Free Press
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WI:EIIL1 Veer Maas sed TAR. AIM
Mme .0 ell .4 pales.
ttauau.. of hitt tree
Agents wowed to every unrepresented
trim to to solicit wbacnpt.on& Big comntiesion.
FREE PRESS PRINTING CO.
u nmet. - eCTABle. seat
eeeteesy M is ear Mese.
(;g.TLaats,- Last July I took conger
lien of the (Mage and was ia bed for four
weeks. I ass very weak sad could not
meek above • whisper. Dr. Laweoo. of
Hamlets, attended me sad wt a bottle of
Milburn's Emulsion. It ace. restored my
voice and health. WAs It eatiaada,Man.
Tie tree.. hmause.
The t-ioeroy's aps tel grievsnos was
opium. This wee the cane of Chin•. It
was debasing her beat people into • solidi -
time worse than slavery. It had bees forced
upon them so that out of its revenues Eng-
land might govern lades odd at an incred-
ible profit, sod yielding India as annual is-
oem. of several million rupees Chita paid
more for opium than site remised for silk.
I Hooke to him ones about the increaes of
the
crop in China --fields red with
the ETU-
- aad suggested that it would be
well to strike the evil at home. His totea-
tios, he answered, was to encourage the
growth of the home poppy until the Indian
supply was driven out Thee • decree from
the threes would desepium in Chios
M
and tore every poppy ever to rice or
wheat. From ('sa1Nt of is Hug
(lasso. by John Refa•1l Tema Oetteber Re-
view of Reviews
Made Ewe ON. 111 S.M.
Palatka Advertiser : si.ee a
fall grown scat wee V ea the
ly ten lase
ta
shoe of Star lake. •t who*
a large anteater, fun . was
teen by several persons y smut'.
from tea reeds, sad with lei stroke al its
po.derees Tawe bite the gen is half. Be
diem roe for a few inmate and wee
thee ems to rim awe sad take the ether
half of Ike mains* that hod bees kill w tea
share.
Gti Re
CONSTIPATION.
G'BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,'•
SICK HEADACHE,
IREG ULATE THE LIV
ONE PILL AFTER EATING
i.I3URES 0000 O1GE3TIONuo.,
PRICE?S rTS TntpOD S Mt °t`wtntoj
BEATEMALI STOVE -PIPE VARNISH
Least Odor,
Brightest L ire,
Qui oldest ID rying,
or all Stovepipe Varnishes
CLIMAX FURNITURE l'OLlSH
makes old Vomiters look like new,
ENGLISH HEALING OIL,
Use Our Ton c,
CONDIT ON POWDER,
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It repays stony times its cost. Price 'Lx ,
5for fit J0.
We C. GOODE. - - Chemist.
�YSTB�!LR@60VAT�R
AND °Tannin TEPTSD axwtDINe.
for all cute sod sores os man or beast
QUICKEST HEALER KNOWN.
Pries se.
YOU WANT THE BEST
Specific and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
peplos, sleeplessness, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, Imo of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
stones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Titus' dance, female irreg-
ularities and general debility.
LABORATORY. tODERIIN, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor mad pea.ef.otsrer.
McLsoo's Swim RaxovAT-ow can be had
from alln
tan aa well alarms
Ss the ugguebetwemOwes amend and
aaoris arowl•
Durham tied Trt tT.
Alway
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SO _21il :.
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C' GAR,_' It is Really,..
rqua1 to any Imported .-,-.
Ta ,Toy Adviceand2
INIi3t oik Qtf
elltfl tis •
10 Cost 5tkol(e f r 500T)
XCeelatc'eP,
Patronise
True
Buy the " Gurney " line of Stoves and Ranges
Oxford Rival,- " Bright Idea,' " Graduate," " Radiant Souvenir,"
" Countess of Oxford," and others, from $10 up to $40.
WE HAVE
a number of second -band Coal and Wood Stoves
f[OfromZ to Ills.
P.S.—There are ten " Gurney " Stoves sold in Goderich to one of any
other make. For sale only by
HARPER & LEE
The leading Stove Dealers, Plumbers, Tinsmiths and
Heating Erlgibeers of Goderich.
E7 -Stove Fitting and Repairing promptly attended to.
COAL OIL 4 Imperial •al's for 40c.
Competition.
Pu. Canopus( Pmerso RAn.waT Oq1
p•g�yaa~easer.{�e5Mthi
with fang to ad me
ftp
I▪ t Mia en Noises pr adpise and to
the _it 11s page 1111 ills[ every pear press whip
O- gig `�s��an its tees& tames
eTsrwd rsaaMig (teMr. caecal. a
Opra�.st ttlsigh wires M ell y
if�weM.BritW OeI mhlas.d Gest
OQSe..-- South lids wrest.L
Sou:
BARCUPVL
• tt beam Idasestar. aederlab
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
-Yoe WANT
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't, fail to give me a call.
It. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
MEa
egwaat1ai�.Nit�ayeehtt Healer xalsat �a c•�ssreskmed.�ee wldl,.
essi
bald ter el dealers aseettes,ee by se
tweeter d ides. we. parties. ee M \ewe extra
D O t.. A. SMiTH a CO.. Toronto.
Personal !
Spring is at hand, and atter Hoaaseldmbhg you will want a
- TEA OR DINNER SET -
We have the Largest acid Cheapest Assortment in Town.
ti
Before buying call and get prima
50 -TOILET SETS - 50
New designs to select from. Inspection invited.
CHAS. A. N .
UNDERTAKERS.
J_
Mt OPTIErlir at BON
Have eddied te their pf.seat bane= one of B. J. Naah'e Latest
Of City Hearses, also the i eel Wee of funeral furniehingg
Mt 0011*
and are sew prepared to coadact funeral at prices reasonable bdaf
This department will be strictly a:tooled to by hie eon William, who
is the misplay et the late D. Darden ter the past tea years,
knowledge el the l.asiae, and ty you pt late/Aim Isere to .hare partei
public patlel age.inber the plat.—Westat, ea roar way to the pea'
ries Gtvosl
e Os a flail
J. BROPHEY & SON
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